Raised in New Orleans, David Buckingham received a degree in Communications. With an advertising background, Buckingham worked at agencies in Boston, New York, Australia, San Francisco and Los... Read full biography
Raised in New Orleans, David Buckingham received a degree in Communications. With an advertising background, Buckingham worked at agencies in Boston, New York, Australia, San Francisco and Los Angeles. In the early 90’s he met Ray “Cowboy” Kelly, who had started a Lower East Side movement called... Read full biography
Raised in New Orleans, David Buckingham received a degree in Communications. With an advertising background, Buckingham worked at agencies in Boston, New York, Australia, San Francisco and Los Angeles. In the early 90’s he met Ray “Cowboy” Kelly, who had started a Lower East Side movement called Rivington School, a group of anarchist welders and poets who had taken over an abandoned lot on Rivington Street and built weird scrap metal towers. They were also working out of an abandoned gas... Read full biography
Raised in New Orleans, David Buckingham received a degree in Communications. With an advertising background, Buckingham worked at agencies in Boston, New York, Australia, San Francisco and Los Angeles. In the early 90’s he met Ray “Cowboy” Kelly, who had started a Lower East Side movement called Rivington School, a group of anarchist welders and poets who had taken over an abandoned lot on Rivington Street and built weird scrap metal towers. They were also working out of an abandoned gas station at the corner of 2nd and B in New York where he got his first welding lesson. Buckingham began to weld in earnest upon arrival to LA in 1999 and from there his career snowballed. He became obsessed with making art, venturing into the Mojave he... Read full biography
Raised in New Orleans, David Buckingham received a degree in Communications. With an advertising background, Buckingham worked at agencies in Boston, New York, Australia, San Francisco and Los Angeles. In the early 90’s he met Ray “Cowboy” Kelly, who had started a Lower East Side movement called Rivington School, a group of anarchist welders and poets who had taken over an abandoned lot on Rivington Street and built weird scrap metal towers. They were also working out of an abandoned gas station at the corner of 2nd and B in New York where he got his first welding lesson. Buckingham began to weld in earnest upon arrival to LA in 1999 and from there his career snowballed. He became obsessed with making art, venturing into the Mojave he discovered tons of old, battered colorful metal- ancient cars, trucks, hay balers, rice threshers, school buses- and began... Read full biography
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